Reading Rally (k-2)
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This document provides a list and description of 18 reading activities for kindergarten through 2nd grade students during a Reading Rally event. The activities include reading Christmas stories, making crafts related to the stories, like reindeer noses or snowmen, and participating in hands-on activities about forces of push and pull. Many activities allow students to take home what they make. Some activities are only available during specific sessions. The document provides students and families with options for holiday-themed literacy and STEM activities.
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- 2. #1 Reindeer Noses Come hear the story of Santa’s reindeer and take home a bag of reindeer noses.
- 3. #2 Mooseltoe It’s almost Christmas and Moose has decorations, presents, and treats…everything BUT the most important ingredient for Christmas. Come help Moose solve his problem and add the last detail for a perfect Christmas celebration!
- 4. #3 Snowmen at Christmas Come hear the story Snowmen at Christmas and make a snowman in a bag!
- 5. #4 Gingerbread Friend Come hear the story Gingerbread Friend and make a paper gingerbread boy/girl to take home.
- 6. #5 Who’ll Pull Santa’s Sleigh Tonight? Do you wonder what you would look like if you were a reindeer? Who would you look like? Rudolph? Blitzen? Come have fun and create a reindeer.
- 7. #6 Snowmen at Night Have you ever wondered about the secret life of snowmen? Ever wondered what they do at night while we're sleeping? Well, come hear a story to solve the mystery! You’ll also be able to create your own snowman.
- 8. #7 Run, Run Rudolph Listen to Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer and make edible reindeer food.
- 9. #8 Mouse’s Christmas Tree Come hear about what was missing from one special mouse’s Christmas tree. You will also be able to create your own Christmas tree!
- 10. #9 The Old Lady at Christmas Come find out what the Old Lady swallowed during Christmas time. Everyone will create an item she swallowed to take home and to tell friends what she did. The item is something noisy, so come see what it is!
- 11. #10 The Polar Express Come climb aboard the Polar Express for a fun filled reading activity. The Polar Express will be read by a famous actor and we will complete a special snack to enjoy.
- 12. #11 Let it Snow Listen to a snowy read aloud and make your own snowflake to take home.
- 13. #12 How the Grinch Stole Christmas ** ONLY AVAILABLE IN SESSION 1 Come listen to the classic Christmas tale How the Grinch Stole Christmas where the Grinch learns a valuable lesson and his heart grows sizes. Learn ways your heart grow, too by completing an act of kindness yourself.
- 14. #13 Gingerbread Girl Goes Animal Crackers She's fast. She's feisty. Come and listen to a story about the gingerbread girl and her new batch of friends: the animal crackers! Have fun participating in an animal cracker craft!
- 15. #14 Geraldine’s Big Snow Geraldine is so excited about the snow coming, and she can’t wait for it to get here! Come hear a story about what she does when the snow finally comes! We will find things that measure 1 foot, and we will make a snow ruler!
- 16. #15 Too Much Glue! **ONLY AVAILABLE IN SESSION 2 Have you ever heard your parents or teachers say, “You’re using too much glue!” Join us as we read a great book called “Too Much Glue” and create your own cool holiday ornament that proves sometimes “too much glue” can be a work of art!
- 17. #16 Push and Pull Come a listen to a story about the forces of push and pull and participate is some fun hands-on push and pull activities in the gym! **ONLY AVAILABLE IN SESSION 1**
- 18. #17 An Old Fashioned Christmas Come have a tech-free, laid back look at Christmas from the 1900’s. We will LOOK, MAKE, and TAKE something from Christmas Celebrations at that time. **ONLY AVAILABLE IN SESSION 2**
- 19. #18 Christmas Music Come join us for a music theory lesson in following musical notes and learn how to show appropriate expression while singing Christmas music! **ONLY AVAILABLE IN SESSION 1